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2018-12-18 21:42
mstram
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Release id #131261 : Player V9.6

It looks like this is using some version of turbo assembler?

Is it possible to make it work with IDE64 ?

i.e read / write to device 12 instead of 8 ?
2018-12-19 08:40
soci

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Write it out as SEQ and import it into a patched version.
2018-12-19 19:11
mstram
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Ya, I did write it as seq and have assembled it with both Kick and Tass.

What did you mean by "patched" ?

On another note can you or anyone else post a simple example
of "tune-data" for this player ?

The doc file is not completely helpful, and I've spent a few hours trying to decipher the source code.
2018-12-19 21:06
soci

Registered: Sep 2003
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Ok, I was maybe not clear. Try a IDE64 fixed version of Turbo Assembler to compile it, like this one:

Turbo Assembler Professional 1.2 [+60K]
2018-12-19 23:15
mstram
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Thanks for that link !

That's better ...

Is there a way to start it from the IDE "man"(file manager) ?

Right now I'm listing the directory , then using the IDE "%", then sys 36864. (or alt-m g 9000)

I tried creating a simple basic program :

10 load "+60K TURBOASS",12,1

But it "hangs" when I run it.
2018-12-20 09:36
iAN CooG

Registered: May 2002
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that's some outstanding lack of basic knowledge. loading from basic always forces a new run (or better, goto 1st line) when the load finishes. use a variable to know if the load already happened, then sys it
1 ifa=1thensys36864
2 a=1:load"+60blabla",12,1
2018-12-20 22:08
Trurl

Registered: Mar 2002
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On IDE64 you can use the basic command £ to load and execute a machine language program (provided the load and start address are the same, which is the case for Tass).
2018-12-21 00:13
soci

Registered: Sep 2003
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Use shift+return from manager. It load the file to the correct address and there will be no automatic RUN.

Now you can start if manually, which is SYS $9000 for this version of TASS.
2018-12-21 06:37
Grue

Registered: Dec 2001
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Quote: Use shift+return from manager. It load the file to the correct address and there will be no automatic RUN.

Now you can start if manually, which is SYS $9000 for this version of TASS.


I still hate that default loads to 0801 and not to real address, it would be more logical to force load to 0801 with shift+return... Could this be option in custom iderom compiler?
2018-12-21 19:18
mstram
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Ok enough with the "loading / running" comments ;)

Can someone PLEASE post some example song data ?
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